What does Er 01 mean on Nonin Medical Equipment?
If the Nonin Medical Equipment displays 'Er 01' on the LCD, it indicates a device configuration memory failure. The device will revert to default settings (Spot-Check mode, 4-second sample rate). Use the nVISION software to change the settings. If the error code continues, contact Nonin Technical Service.
What does Er 02 or Er 04 mean on Nonin Medical Equipment?
If the Nonin Medical Equipment displays 'Er 02' or 'Er 04' on the LCD, it indicates a device memory failure. Contact Nonin Technical Service.
What does Er 03 or Er 05 mean on Nonin Medical Equipment?
If the Nonin Medical Equipment displays 'Er 03' or 'Er 05' on the LCD, it indicates a device failure. The device memory is intact, but the device may have lost the most recent session or stored data. If the error code continues, contact Nonin Technical Service.
Why does my Nonin Medical Equipment show no pulse display on the pulse strength bar graph indicator?
If the Nonin Medical Equipment shows no pulse display on the pulse strength bar graph indicator, it might be due to several reasons. First, ensure the sensor is correctly applied by referring to the sensor Instructions for Use. Another possible cause is interference from blood flow restrictors like arterial catheters or blood pressure cuffs; try to reduce or eliminate the restriction. Also, check for excessive pressure from the sensor, which could reduce circulation; realign or reposition the sensor, and verify you're using the correct sensor size. Shield the sensor from excessive ambient light and check its alignment. If none of these steps work, it may need repair, and you should contact Nonin Technical Service.
How to fix Nonin Medical Equipment that will not activate?
If your Nonin Medical Equipment is not activating, check the batteries to ensure they are inserted correctly. If the batteries are depleted, replace them. Also, make sure the sensor is properly connected. If the device is in Sensor Activation mode and has timed out, press the activation switch. If the device is in Programmed mode, use the nVISION software to select Spot Check or Sensor Activation mode.
What to do if Nonin Medical Equipment displays a poor pulse signal indicator?
If the Nonin Medical Equipment displays a poor pulse signal indicator, it may be due to excessive patient motion. Try to reduce the patient's movement.
Why Nonin Medical Equipment shows poor pulse signal and low pulse strength?
If the Nonin Medical Equipment shows a poor pulse signal indicator and the pulse strength indicator displays two bars or less, it could be due to an inadequate pulse signal. Try repositioning or replacing the sensor, or placing it on a different finger. Another cause might be cold hands; try warming the sensor application site.
What does it mean when Nonin Medical Equipment displays dashes continually?
If the Nonin Medical Equipment displays dashes continually on the LCD, it indicates a sensor malfunction. Replace the sensor with a Nonin-branded sensor.
Why Nonin Medical Equipment doesn't show pulse display if applied to polished nail?
If the Nonin Medical Equipment shows no pulse display on the pulse strength indicator (continued), it might be because the sensor is applied to a polished or artificial nail. Remove the fingernail polish or artificial nail.
How to display %SpO and pulse rate on Nonin Medical Equipment?
If the %SpO and pulse rate do not display on your Nonin Medical Equipment, the device might be set in Partial Display mode. Use the nVISION software to select Full Display mode and reconnect the sensor.
General| Device Type | Pulse Oximeter |
|---|---|
| Model | 3150 |
| Brand | Nonin |
| SpO2 Range | 0 - 100% |
| Pulse Rate Accuracy | ±3 digits |
| Display Type | LED |
| Battery Type | 2 AAA alkaline batteries |
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| SpO2 Accuracy | ±2% (70-100%) |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F) |
| Humidity Range | 10% to 95% non-condensing |
| Altitude Range | Up to 12, 000 feet |
| Pulse Rate Range | 18 - 321 bpm |
| Weight | 60 grams (including batteries) |
Details compliance with FCC rules for digital devices and RF energy emissions.
Describes the 3-digit display for percent blood oxygen saturation (%SpO2).
Describes the 3-digit display for pulse rate in beats per minute (BPM).
Details the switch used to activate Bluetooth radio and turn on the device.
Indicates a sensor fault, disconnect, misalignment, or incompatibility.
Shows pulse strength via a heart shape and curved bars on the display.
Indicates remaining battery life: full, half, low, or critical.
Displays Bluetooth radio status: on, connecting, or shut down.
Indicator displayed during the device's startup sequence.
Lists items included in the standard and starter kits for the device.
Details the components included in the standard kit for the device.
Details the additional components included in the starter kit for the device.
Information on battery type, life, replacement, and storage.
Explains Bluetooth technology and its use for wireless data transmission.
Device state when connected to a PC via USB interface cable.
Device state when idle, ready for activation, with screen blank.
Device state when collecting and saving data, with three turn-on modes.
Default mode; device turns on when sensor is applied, enters Standby after removal.
Device turns on via activation switch or sensor reconnect; useful for non-removable sensors.
Device can be programmed to start/stop sessions; requires nVISION software.
Step-by-step instructions for opening the compartment and inserting batteries.
Describes the two-piece wrist band and single adjustable strap application.
Details the ring strap's components: plastic ring and hook-and-loop fastener.
Instructions for threading and attaching the ring strap to the device.
Describes the adjustable strap, its fasteners, and attachment points.
Instructions for threading and attaching the adjustable strap to the device.
Verifies proper attachment of wrist straps, ensuring woven side contacts skin.
Instructions for connecting the sensor connector to the device's sensor port.
Describes securing the device to a patient's wrist using wrist bands or a single strap.
Steps to apply the two-piece wrist band, ensuring comfortable fit.
Instructions for threading and tightening the adjustable strap through the ring strap.
Instructions for folding and fastening the adjustable strap to secure the band.
Steps to apply the device using a single adjustable strap.
Instructions for threading the single strap through the device's sensor port.
Instructions for pulling and tightening the single strap for a comfortable fit.
Instructions for folding and fastening the single strap to secure the device.
Instructions for applying the sensor to the patient after the device is attached.
Describes the device's startup sequence and self-test indicators.
Explains the activation switch's role during device operation.
Explains how to turn on the Bluetooth radio using the activation switch.
How to activate the device in Sensor Activation mode using the switch.
Lists and describes error codes that indicate device problems.
Possible causes and solutions for the device failing to activate.
Troubleshooting for when SpO2 and pulse rate readings are not displayed.
Troubleshooting for poor pulse signal or low pulse strength indicators.
Troubleshooting for when the pulse strength indicator shows no pulse.
Troubleshooting sensor application issues and LED not lit.
Troubleshooting for error codes Er 01, Er 02, Er 04 on the LCD.
Troubleshooting for error codes Er 03 and Er 05 on the LCD.
Troubleshooting for when dashes are continually displayed on the LCD.
Troubleshooting for issues with data recording in programmed mode.
Troubleshooting for Bluetooth pairing issues and out-of-range problems.
Instructions for cleaning the device using a mild bleach solution.
Refers to sensor instructions for specific cleaning information.
Instructions for hand washing the wrist band with mild detergent.
Guidelines for storing the device, including battery removal.
Lists settings programmable via nVISION software, like date, time, and display.
Steps to connect the device and access settings within the nVISION software.
Instructions for connecting the device to a PC using the USB interface cable.
Step-by-step guide for installing the USB driver on Windows XP.
Step-by-step guide for installing the USB driver on Windows Vista.
Step-by-step guide for installing the USB driver on Windows 7.
Instructions for pairing the device with a PC or other device via Bluetooth.
Contact information and return authorization procedures for service.
Details the 3-year warranty, terms, conditions, and exclusions.
Declaration of device compliance with IEC 60601-1-2 for electromagnetic emissions.
Details device immunity test levels according to IEC 60601 standards.
Provides guidance on separation distances for RF communications equipment.
Table detailing recommended separation distances based on transmitter power.
Specifies average and latency for SpO2 and pulse rate measurements.
Overview of SpO2 accuracy, motion, and low perfusion testing methods.
Describes the methodology for SpO2 accuracy testing with subjects and co-oximeter.
Measures pulse rate accuracy with simulated motion artifact.
Tests oximeter accuracy under low pulse amplitude conditions.
Lists display ranges, saturation accuracy, pulse rate accuracy, and wavelengths.
Details operating temperature, humidity, altitude, and dimensions.
Specifies Bluetooth compliance, frequency, output power, and range.
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